What is STEARYL ALCOHOL and why is it used in skincare products?
They are a cross between alcohols and fatty acids or oils, making them a highly adaptable skincare ingredient.
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They are a cross between alcohols and fatty acids or oils, making them a highly adaptable skincare ingredient.
Ceramides, a class of fatty acids found in your skin, shield the skin against infection and dryness.
In terms of skincare, carnitine's capacity to break down fats and lipids is recognised to help minimise excess sebum production.
Alanine and histidine, two amino acids that make up the building blocks of proteins, are combined to form carnosine.
The advantages of topical caffeine-containing medications only last a short time.
Butylene glycol is water-soluble organic alcohol made from petroleum that is used in liquid form for cosmetic applications.
Extracted from the pineapple plant's stem or fruit, this enzyme is really good for the skin.
A broad-spectrum test demonstrates that a product delivers UVA protection that is proportional to its UVB protection.
Avobenzone is extremely light-sensitive but has the ability to absorb UV radiation over a wide range of wavelengths.
Small lumps called "blackheads" which are packed with extra oil and dead skin cells can form on your skin as a result of clogged hair follicles.
Bisabolol is created through distillation and is frequently utilised in cosmetics formulations.
Bio-stimulatory fillers— for deficient collagen and fat—provide immediate, temporary plumping.
This biodegradable, bacteria-derived fibre is a common sheet-mask material and is renowned for its unmatched moisture retention.
Beta Hydroxy acids or BHAs can help your skin by entering deeply into pores and dissolving sticky plugs of sebum and dead skin.
Beta-glucans are derived from a variety of mushrooms, plants, algae, yeasts, and oats.
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